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Missouri foster mother sentenced for child endangerment, avoids prison

Brenda Deutsch, a Missouri foster mother, was sentenced to seven years for child endangerment but received a suspended sentence and probation. A judge criticized the foster care system for its failures and revoked Deutsch's foster care license. Allegations against Deutsch included trading a teenage girl for a monkey and various forms of abuse.

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Brenda Deutsch, a Missouri foster mother, was sentenced to seven years for child endangerment but received a suspended sentence and probation. A judge criticized the foster care system for its failures and revoked Deutsch's foster care license. Allegations against Deutsch included trading a teenage girl for a monkey and various forms of abuse.

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Missouri foster mom accused of trading teen for monkey avoids prison

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Missouri foster mother sentenced for child endangerment, avoids prison